Which way is better?

Reply #23

Just6ntlc — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 08:10:33 GMT

My vote is pick a dollar a day. I have no luck at all.

Reply #22

LANTERN — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 06:10:29 GMT

For pick 3

9x9x9=729 and

8x8x8=512

So there is a good chance of making a profit at 900 to 1 online, if one has lots of money to spend and likes to take very big chances.

Those wheels are very possible if you know how to reduce to those digits per position, I know one or two things about straight filtering, as I did show long ago 1 or 3 times. But much stuff I have never showed yet.

Much of what I know, I have never used for real predicting, only against past draws.

After all, I... [ More ]

Reply #21

Yukio — Tue, 21 Aug 2007 17:12:17 GMT

If you count on-line playing (without real tickets). It should be possible to play $0.50 for each number (straight) and with 730 combinations there is the probability of a straight winner hit.

I think that their play $900.00 for a straight hit, $0.50 could pay $450.00. There is 73% chance of success against 27% of failure.

For pick-5 or Lotto game it would be possible to play 730 lines, this is a lot of games

Reply #20

pacattack05 — Tue, 21 Aug 2007 15:25:45 GMT

You say that there is a 99.9% chance I'll lose playing a buck a day. Not if I have the right combo. If I have the right combo, there goes that 99.9% theory. That 99.9% strictly relies on the person's ability, knowledge, first hand experience, and many other factors which can make that high percent of 99.9 fluctuate.

What if I had a system that predicted correctly 100% straight everyday in the p-3? Now, the 99.9% changes all of s sudden, doesen't it? It's like a 0% to lose...

It all depends... [ More ]

Reply #19

KY Floyd — Tue, 21 Aug 2007 05:07:02 GMT

If you play $1 you have 1 chance in 1000 to win and 999 in 1000 to lose. That means there's a 99.9% chance you'll lose. There's a 99.9% chance you'll lose the next day, too. And the third day, and so on. The makes the chances of losing all 365 times .999365 which is .694, or 69.4%. The greater chance of losing every time comes with the possibility of winning more than once, which obviously can't happen if you play 365 different numbers on the same drawing.

Reply #18

LANTERN — Mon, 20 Aug 2007 21:47:00 GMT

It seems to me that his is more a business of less and or more likely to happen than of it will and or won't.

Bet the lowest possible ammount allowed to still keep your particular level of chance that you want .

For example: If the lowest cost of a pick 3 number is 50 Cents, buy each of the numbers that you need for that ammouint, not for one dollar or more.

Profit thru winning on very many draws and not just on one of them.

This might be specialy needed if you are using progressive... [ More ]

Reply #17

Coin Toss — Mon, 20 Aug 2007 20:59:10 GMT

One New Year's Eve in one of the casinos I worked in we had a player come up to the game about ten inutes beofre midnight. He asked what the table maximum was and when we told him he counted out the cash.

Then he just hung out on the game and waited. When everyone was yelling HAPPY NEW YEAR he yelled Money plays and put $1,000 in hundreds on the Field. (2 3 4 9 10 11 12). The stickman called an 8, the base dealer took the money, and the guy looked at the boxman and said, Dammit, I thoug... [ More ]

Reply #16

pacattack05 — Mon, 20 Aug 2007 18:55:37 GMT

How do you figure the difference in percentages?

365 is 365 no matter how you look at it. Unless, maybe if you play 365 at only a buck a day, there might be a slightly better chance that one might stumble on a hunch that's really good for that day, and win because of it, whereas, if you just dump the whole thing on one day, then it's just a 1 in 3 chance. Still good, but that one particular day throughout the year with a good hunch could be even better...who knows...

Reply #15

WIN D — Mon, 20 Aug 2007 18:43:04 GMT

Well ,,,we also need to keep in mind that if you pick 3 numbers and play them consecutively for 1000 drawings, your odds of winning are only about 62% - 63%.

On the other hand, if you play all 1000 combinations for ONE drawing, yours odds are naturally 100% to win.

Reply #14

KY Floyd — Mon, 20 Aug 2007 14:50:49 GMT

Your chances of losing all your money if you bet $365 all at once: 63.5%

Your chances of losing all your money if you bet $1 on 365 different drawings: 69.4%

That assumes that the single bet is for 365 different numbers, and ignores the slim chance that you could win multiple times by betting on multiple drawings.

Reply #13

WIN D — Mon, 20 Aug 2007 12:42:26 GMT

I think I agree with hypersonig.

It's a lot like buying .....SHORT or LONG in the stock market. The stock is at say... 40.00 dollars a share and you bet it Short or to go down and you are right ! You can only make that much or you are limit down on that stock at best...... 40.00 per share. No place to go from there.

But... If you buy Long and the stock is 40.00 per share.... it could be a young Microsoft ...LOL The up side has no Top.

Reply #12

LANTERN — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 18:02:41 GMT

There was 1 failure there:

Tx Middday

3-5-2 23 05-5-5

6-3-0 33 06-6-6

5-7-8 21 03-3-3

6-0-9 69 15-5-6

4-8-2 46 10-0-1

9-1-5 84 12-2-3

1-0-1 11 02-2-2

5-1-0 41 05-5-5

2-5-6 31 04-4-4

1-9-6 83 11-1-2

No failures seen there on 9 draws either.

Not too bad so far, but I better stop.

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I am getting old.

Reply #11

LANTERN — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 17:59:08 GMT

Ricky (Paurths) says that he can help with that problem.

Reply #10

four4me — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 17:56:17 GMT

A while back i figured what it would cost to play 10 numbers in all states 25 cents straight and box. I cant remember what the cost was but every day for a week or so i tallied up my theoretical winnings. Some days i made out good and some days i didn't so i guess it might average out. On days when the same number might come in straight in more than one state they that was a good payday.

Since i cant play online anymore ( haven't figured a way to get the funding transfered) i haven't worked... [ More ]

Reply #9

LANTERN — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 17:44:24 GMT

And there are a LEGION of other filters, I do mean a LEGION.

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And we didn't even get into my own VTRACKS yet and sorry, but at this time won't either.

That would mean even yet more filtration on top of the regular legion of filters.

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Things to keep in mind in order to win:

There is no random.

There is no chance.

You make your own luck.

You can increase your odds of winning a lot.

Take it from the StatsOlogist.

Reply #8

LANTERN — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 17:37:22 GMT

Tx Middday

3-5-2 23 05-5-5

6-3-0 33 06-6-6

5-7-8 21 03-3-3

6-0-9 69 15-5-6

4-8-2 46 10-0-1

9-1-5 84 12-2-3

1-0-1 11 02-2-2

5-1-0 41 05-5-5

2-5-6 31 04-4-4

1-9-6 83 11-1-2

No failures seen there on 9 draws either.

Not too bad so far, but I better stop.

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More filters can be gotten out of the above workout, but not on this thread now.

Reply #7

LANTERN — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 17:28:24 GMT

Tx Middday

3-5-2 MHL

6-3-0 HML

5-7-8 LMH

6-0-9 MLH

4-8-2 MHL

9-1-5 HLM

1-0-1 HLH

5-1-0 HML

2-5-6 LMH

1-9-6 LHM

No failures there on 9 times, so 9 wins for that pattern out of 9.

They are straight sequences (Box forms)of course from Lowest to Highest.

For straight singles it means 1/6 filtration of the total of them.

Reply #6

LANTERN — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 17:11:52 GMT

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Tx Middday

3-5-2 LHL-OOE-3Width-10-0-1

6-3-0 HLL-EOE-6Width-09-9-9

5-7-8 HHH-OOE-3Widht-20-0-2

6-0-9 HLH-EEO-9Width-15-5-6

4-8-2 LHL-EEE-6Width-14-4-5

9-1-5 HLH-OOO-8Width-15-5-6

1-0-1 LLL-OEO-1Width-02-2-2

5-1-0 HLL-OOE-5Width-06-6-6

2-5-6 LHH-EOE-4Width-13-3-4

1-9-6 LHH-OOE-8Width-16-6-7=Sum-LDR-Root

As can be seen almost perfect winning stats,

like taking candy from a baby.

Tx draws are often. but not always as good as you are going to get.

Those are just of course a

Reply #5

Coin Toss — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 16:59:53 GMT

The odds still say it's more likely that you'll lose the $365 and human nature says tyou're not going to wait another 364 days to play.

Remember Buster Douglas ( Buffet Buster ), the boxer that beat Mike Tyson in Japan? People used to bet heavy on Tyson, often laying $1700 or $2200 to win $100. (You have to put up $1700 or $220 to get paid $100, he was that heavily favored.)

If we're talking Pick 3, if you can lose bets like that, having 365 combos out of 1,000 means nothing more than yo... [ More ]

Reply #4

LANTERN — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 16:41:51 GMT

I say, to play on paper first and see if you can find ways to increase your odds to at least from the original 1/3 or so to at least 65%, if you can then go ahead and play, otherwise wait untill you can do better, keep on playing on paper, $365 dollars per one play is a lot of money to risk.

You might need to be rich like losing Jef to just play and hope that you are lucky.

I say make your own luck first.

In the past for me playing 365, dollars a draw might had mean, an almost for sure... [ More ]

Reply #3

hypersoniq — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 16:39:05 GMT

possible outcomes for a single event... if you win, you will get let's use $900... now subtract the money you spent on the tickets...net profit of $535 IF you win.

increase your events by playing one a day... then if you hit, you can STOP playing and your net profit would be higher (if you win before draw 365) OR keep playing and hope for another win.

IF you win twice only, $1800-$365 = $1435

ACTUAL profits depend on ACTUAL hits, but in theory, you have the POTENTIAL exposure to $328,13... [ More ]

Reply #2

lottomaniac649 — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 15:20:30 GMT

Hi;

Play a month instead per day or per year. Also, play big jackpot games.

Reply #1

WIN D — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 11:46:58 GMT

Think about it this way.... In one day play all 365 dollars on 365 straights in the Pick 3 game.

Your odds are really pretty good. You have about a 1 n 3 chance at a Straight Hit. If you play on line and you hit ..... well thats 900.00 dollars isn't it. Thats not too bad actually. You have a 1 n 3 chance at a Straight Hit and win either $500.00 or $900.00

Which way is better?

WIN D — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 11:34:31 GMT

Not just a pick 3 question .....but for all games. Is it better to take a whole year's play money and play it all in one day....or ... play 365 days.

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